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quik flix A23
Tuesday, February 28, 2017 guardian.co.tt
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hired help is black.
They are a spooky, ro-
botic bunch, with dead
eyes and zombie-like
demeanours that would
have stood out even in
The Stepford Wives.
Something clearly is off,
though Peele takes his
time letting the mystery
thicken.
Get Out, produced by
Jason Blum's low-budget
horror studio Blumhouse
Productions, is serious,
even sober in its horror.
But its archness has mo-
ments of creepy levity.
When Chris is given a
tour of the house, Dean
points out the sealed
door to the basement.
"Black mold," he says.
Things get even
stranger when Chris
meets some of the fam-
ily friends, who all ap-
pear oddly frozen in time
somehow. Some ogle him
with lust, feeling his bi-
ceps. The most paranoid
(and funny) character
in the movie is Chris'
friend, Rod (a terrific Lil
Rel Howery), a TSA agent
who---dubious from the
start---grows increasing-
ly concerned with every
update from Chris.
Eventually, the truth
comes out, things turn
bloody and, as you'd
expect, we get a look at
that basement.
It's long been a lamen-
table joke that in horror
films---never the most
inclusive of genres---the
black dude is always the
first to go. In this way,
Get Out is radical and
refreshing in its perspec-
tive. The movie is entire-
ly from Chris's point of
view; his fears are ours.
Peele originally con-
ceived his long-planned
film as an Obama-era
horror, one that revealed
the hidden racism that
the country had suppos-
edly overcome. Get Out
instead comes out at a
time where few still hold
any belief in a post-racial
America. The dark forc-
es unleashed in Get Out
came out of hiding long
ago. (AP)
'Radical and refreshing'
Get Out, a Universal
Pictures release, is
rated R by the Motion
Picture Association of
America for "violence,
bloody images, and lan-
guage including sexual
references." Running
time: 103 minutes.
Three stars out of four.
Daniel Kaluuya in a scene from Get Out. AP PHOTO
FILM INFO